Film Scores – Recording Session Rehearsals & Composer’s Work Tapes



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recantha
02-04-2009, 10:31 AM
This is kind of a broad ranging request.
A few years back, I came across the second Far and Away album containing some rehearsal cues. This meant that there were flubs in the recording, mis-starts and composer instructions actually on the track.

I was wondering if anyone has any more instances of this kind of thing, or any of the ‘work tapes’ used by composers to demo their work to the director before full orchestration.

If anyone can help, even if it’s to say "There are no more like Far and Away 2", it’d be a great help. I’m fascinated by this kind of ‘behind the scenes’ stuff and I expect there are others out there!

—
Mike


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